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Shout! Studios has unveiled the first trailer for Killing Faith, a haunting, genre-bending Western thriller that blends frontier grit with supernatural suspense. Directed and written by Ned Crowley, the film stars Guy Pearce, DeWanda Wise, and Bill Pullman in a Western tale set against the backdrop
Shout! TV’s Double Take series is bringing in Jona Xiao ahead of her Marvel debut in Eyes of Wakanda. Xiao is the owner of Career ACTivate. Shout! TV’s Double Take block is playing Labyrinth and A Walk To Remember next week on July 18. Shout! Movies and Shout! TV are both streaming the event at
Coinciding with his recent run on the internet meme circuit, it's time to wish a happy anniversary to everyone's favorite cat-eating alien, ALF. September 22 marks the 38th anniversary of the beloved television series ALF. To help celebrate the milestone, Shout! TV is running a marathon of original
I'll get right to the chase with The Heretiks. The film does not screw around in the slightest. It might look and feel like a Disney Channel Original movie, but it adds in some serious gore, witchy vibes, and some interesting rules for said witchcraft. Kids get stabbed, fingers get broken, faces
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a franchise revival that feels like it understands what made the original games so much fun. The gameplay is fast, frantic, and often delightfully violent, while the game throws a surprisingly large number of systems and mechanics at you. Thankfully, most of them feel
A common theme through many of the films at TIFF - especially the historical ones - feature women who lament being girls. Whether it’s The Julia Set (2026), Magazine (2026) or even La Bola Negra (2026), it’s hard being a girl, but also beautiful and Priscilla captures that irony with compassion
